Edward Eberle: in the realm of myth

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Eberle's stoneware vases and porcelain containers are distinguished for their black-and-white figure illustrations. Mythical characters also pervade his work but their relationship to each other seems 'illogical' at times. The petite handles, which are totally impractical, are his comment on functional pottery.

Biography, Criticism and interpretation, Pottery, Eberle, Edward

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Replacing the myth of Modernism

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Artisans say crafts must be hand made, must respect the material used and be identified by purpose and by the past. Some artists say anything can be art, such as Andy Warhol's serial photographs. The Modernist movement adheres to specific rules and will likely be outdated in the near future.

Analysis, Portrayals, Modern art, Handicraft, Modernism (Art)

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Edward F. Caldwell and Company

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Designer of lighting fixtures and metalworks Edward F. Caldwell's artistic pursuit in the lighting business in the 19th century made lighting designs an integral part of interior design. Caldwell's accomplishments include the lighting of New York State Building in 1893.

History, Lighting equipment and supplies industry, Lighting equipment industry, Works, Lighting designers, Caldwell, Edward F., Edward F. Caldwell and Co

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